Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09
aoornrr CO.'S 10 rnE oPEaA.

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Who have af prasent large and com
piete stock.
SOCIETY CO.'S 10 TIE oPEaA.
Last week society suspended the fes-
Invites which usually occupy its mind,
pnt on its bonnet and vent 10 the opera.
The Pyle OpeFa Company was tbs a.
traction, and ail Of the sheateE going
public Of Seattle we're amoag the at
tFaoted. The one performances rendered
we're Witnessed by large and appreoia-
tive audiences. and II the Pyke Opera
Company appreciates its tFeatmsnt 81
the hands OF the people OF Seattle as
highly aa tbs people OF Seattle appfe-
ciRte them, IL will not DO long until they
again visit the Qaeen City Of Washing
len Territory.
Ii would be aiffioals 10 say which Of
the four operas presented was received
with the greatest satisfaction or which
membar Of the company will be most
fsvoFably Remembered. None OF tue
operas had previously been presented ia
Seattle and III veFs accordingly new 20
a large portion Of thoae who witnessed
then. Tastes differ, Of course, and
while some shought the company ap
peared 10 better advantage In Que opera.
others preferred another. such a differ
enoe OF opiuion, however, is tue best
proof that could be given Of the general
excellence Of the company and tbe gen
eFal satisfaction which u gave. An
other evidence Of this was thai large
proportion OF the andiencs OF Mednea-
day evening attended she subsequent
performances and enjoyed the entire
season.
AZ for the members Of the company,
Mics 1eannie Winston will be long re
mambsFed BY those who wiint ssed her
exeellent acting aud heard the pure
tones Of her splendsd v5ice. She was a
Seattle fayoFtte from the moment she
fras appeared before Seattle audience.
and she may feel assured of an enthus.
iastic reception II she should ever re-
turn 10 the Pacific Northwest. The
vsvaeious and charm Ing Miss Louise
Manfred ecalirmed the good impFeasic n
which she had formerly made, and
leaves Seattle Ne much of favoFite rs
sveF Miss FelnllA Evans also Won
many friends and was sha object Of
much admiration. She acquitted bar
self most eFedtiably In every character
in which she appeared.
Among the gentlemen, Mr.. Pyke will
be remembered for bis rich voice and
bis effective acting. He carried the
several characters In which be appeared
almost perfectly. Mr.. Louis de Langs,
the excellent comedian. will also be ss-
nIemhefed with pleasure; and samuel
W. koene, the cooper of "B0coaocso"
and she Premier Of "fhe Qaean's Laos
Handkerchief" will not be forgotten,
In the former character, especially, was
Mt. kesne excsilenss and any who a.
sumo that character here Ia the futare
mast acqnit themselves In an almost
perfect manner II they deaire 10 escape
anfayorabls comparison with him.
TSsfALtArTox AND RKuKPrIoS.
On Fhursglss evening Sue newly elect
ed oflsars Of Harmony Lodge, Knights
Of Pythias, we're daly installed al the
Castle Hall By Deputy Grand ChaneailoF
W. +. Wilson, assisted by the followine
Grand OshseFe II. HaegenmakVr, Il.
hlgelov, L. Peterson. Il. II. Peterson
and L. q. hammsll. Tne following OH
GERS were installed; p. O.. Jacob Hard
las; q O., ]. II. McGFaw; V. o., W. l.
Bowers, Prelate, CARL RAale,. Master
Of the ExeheaaeT, +, II. Peterson; Mas
Ser OF klnanee, r. Anthonyi Keeper af
Record and Seal. NJ. korn; Master Al
Arms. /. kcrieai Inner Guard, J.. II.
krtscb; Cater Guard. W. A. Hall.
Az she eanclaaiaa Of the installation
ceremonies an ivory gavel was pie.
scnted 20 ChanceliaE Commander ]. n.
AcSlsass With q few appropriate re
marks ey I. h fetsrsoa. lie recipient
responded e'iedy. The aSor vas then
cleared and dancing commenced. At IL
o'eloek al elegant baRqass vas pre-
pared.
AmnnS those present. we're z. An.
ttoay aid wife, Carl BssieF. Frank
hsrd aad Sifs, W. l.. harns aud wtfa,
" q penny, Fred hafias and wife, al }.
hofn aed vile, W. b. MtlSsn and wife.
Il. u. Garrison and wife, 4. VI. BEN
nstt. II. hAfsenaaakef, daeeh HARDING
1Aesnas Hood. Fred Miller and wsfw- j
Il. Measaw and wtfe, Captain . Navent
and wife. W. u. Ronald sna vita NJ -
IsedgeEwood. W. H. Cowie ana wifm
Mt. hughes and wife. Mr. ana NJ
Wright. Mrs. s. Heck. ]. q. Rovd ana
vife, Ieha Kelly, Msss ). Raya. Nj
Clara Wilson. MF. ana Mrs. peA,lsssor
Mss Carrie Kern. Mise n Gsrrison.
eisna Kern. Miss MAaElng. Cara KnYn.
Mr.. and Ara. aslieE. Mss Aalsle Rs,ft.s
Mrs. Il SHERMAN, Mrs. Hail, Miss potf
Mis- Desa Hall. 4. OsbaFn. L. Peter
son, II. k'apex, al ssrwart. " A. Han
]. q. Ftiseh. L. 8sR avr. y. Never.
!. horn. , 4 aenesF@. h. A. Rtz&tow
AF. and Mra Manntne. Mt. aud Mrs ]
Levy, Fired Levy, Mr.. ana Mrs. p. Vii
ecu, Lyman Weed and wlfs, De Mitch.
ell. ChAfite MiisoA, Miss ASnass Wfea.
af Tacaaa. Mrs. SeotAnd Lewis AnsieF
ann. NJ and Mira W Il Ffnk NJ 80
- simmer, Mr.. q A. Gosshe and J. Re-
aenheegs
E4nxuxEE PANTY.
A farewell pAEss. witch saa lsadsred
10 Miss Masy MaElfuy, - hsr fsssnaa
psssioas te her depsgtaFs tor Sac 1ose.